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Quiet good deeds don't just happen
In our communities, there are countless things that occur that most people never give thought to the how and why or the who.
Report details fatal avalanche
The Kalispell man killed in an avalanche while backcountry skiing in Glacier National Park on Jan. 5 possibly triggered the slide while weighting his skis in an attempt to test snow stability, according to an incident report from the Flathead Avalanche Center released Tuesday.
Need for blood donations remains high
Even though businesses and other social activities have shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for blood donations has not.
Fast Five: Skyler Shannon
Meet Skyler Shannon, a local Idahoan, born and raised in Coeur d'Alene. He owns AOC Dental Laboratory with locations in Coeur d'Alene and the Tri-Cities, Wash., and is developing his third lab, SkyCAD Digital Dentistry Simplified, which provides education and expertise in digital dentistry across the U.S. Skyler grew up in the dental lab under the guidance of his father, who started Artistic Oral Ceramics in 1976. Skyler has been in the dental field for more than 18 years.
Flathead Audubon and Montana Audubon to co-host bird fest
Flathead Audubon will co-host the annual Montana Audubon Wings Across the Big Sky bird festival in Kalispell on June 8-10. The festival will be headquartered at the Hilton Garden Inn.
Weevil nursery planted near Libby
By Roger Morris, Western News Publisher
Rendezvous to raise money for grizzly work
The Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Foundation is holding its Grizzly Bear Rendezvous 2013 along the shores of Flathead Lake at the home of Jack and Suzi Hanna in Bigfork again this year.
Weekly Fishin' Magician Report with Dave Graybill
Biden says US is securing 600 million vaccine doses by July
BETHESDA, Md. (AP) — President Joe Biden said Thursday that the U.S. will have enough supply of the COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the summer to inoculate 300 million Americans.
Injured skier rescued from avalanche near Essex
A skier was air-lifted from backcountry terrain near Essex on Saturday after they were seriously injured in a large avalanche set off by their partner from the slopes above.
Community calendar
The Mineral County Talent Contest will be held Saturday, Aug. 7 at the county fair.
At a glance: Another wave of disruptions hits sports
Sports was hit by more disruptions Friday because of the new coronavirus. A look at the latest developments:
At a glance: Another wave of disruptions hits sports
Sports was hit by more disruptions Friday because of the new coronavirus. A look at the latest developments:
At a glance: Another wave of disruptions hits sports
Sports was hit by more disruptions Friday because of the new coronavirus. A look at the latest developments:
At a glance: Another wave of disruptions hits sports
Sports was hit by more disruptions Friday because of the new coronavirus. A look at the latest developments:
Hands-on science connects youth to their community
It is that time of year again for North Idaho’s premier High School water research event. Students from five regional schools will participate in an all-day event they have prepared for the entire year. This unique program connects students with their watershed in the hope they will help figure out answers to some of our most concerning water quality issues in the region.
Seeing the sights
Quincy Valley Historical Society hosts bus tours
QUINCY — The Quincy Valley Historical Society is going on tour. “We’ve wanted to do this for a number of years,” said Harriet Weber, director of operations for the organization. “It stemmed from way back in the Quincy Centennial in 2007. I was on that committee and we did bus tours that year, aside just from the Farmer-Consumer Day bus tours; we did them throughout the season, and we wanted to revive that. So we worked out a legal arrangement with the City of Quincy so that we could use their little mini bus.”
Boundary County Homeschool Prom returns with theme “In Full Bloom”
Boundary County’s homeschool community will once again come together in June for an evening of music, dancing and connection at the annual homeschool prom.